Technical brake bleeding order

[boilermansab]

Anyone know in which order to bleed the brakes on a multi?
Normally it furthest from thr servo I think?? Making it passenger rear first??

 

[martyc5674]

Thats it...Back left...then front right.
Then back right then front left

Master cylinder is split in two and each part operates 2 wheels diagonally opposite each other.

Did you get those cylinder bolts out???
Marty

 

[boilermansab]

No I didn't get the bolts out yet...I've got a dremel..just going to cut the heads off..
Got some bolts from work..ill have to cut them to length though..

I used to do it furthest rear then other rear then move to the front...

 

[martyc5674]

I remeber mine were a bit resilient alright... try heat if you have it, maybe a few slaps of a mallet to the tops of the bolts to loosen the threads..

Oh yeah...you do know your brake hose willl break when you disconnect it??...have one made up before hand...43cm long IIRC, or youll be snookered.

 

[boilermansab]

Where do you get the pipe from and how much

 

[martyc5674]

I got mine on ebay...less than a fiver delivered, after been previously robbed by a local lad in a garage(30 quid)

Dont get copper get Kunifer...much tougher.

Use this guy...ive used him before and can recommend...good quality stuff...you may aswell get a pair of them as youll be doing the other side soon
(willigg2)

I just checked what i got from him.
470mm end to end, m10 male fittings both ends...the shorter male fittings, so yours should be the same.


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kunifer-B...910&pid=100033&prg=1011&rk=1&sd=290840938448&


HTH,
Marty

 

[boilermansab]

Then do you just bend it yourself?

 

[martyc5674]

Yeah that's it... It's quite plyable.
Great stuff actually
Marty.